Easier way to delete stored programs? I use my Inno to record talk shows. I have found it hard to delete the shows from the memory after I have listened to it. The only way I have found to do it is to select each segment of the show one by one for deleting. A 2 hour talk show can have 75 segments to it, so it is a tedious task to delete it. It seems to be set up more for recording music so you can delete individual songs. Is there a way to delete the whole stored memory at once without having to do it one segment at a time? Easier way to delete stored programs? I use my Inno to record talk shows. I have found it hard to delete the shows from the memory after I have listened to it. The only way I have found to do it is... » Read More Easier way to delete stored programs? I use my Inno to record talk shows. I have found it hard to delete the shows from the memory after I have listened to it. The only way I have found to do it is to select each segment of the show one by one for deleting. A 2 hour talk show can have 75 segments to it, so it is a tedious task to delete it. It seems to be set up more for recording music so you can delete individual songs. Is there a way to delete the whole stored memory at once without having to do it one segment at a time? « Show Less
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Hook it up to your computer and you can select all that you want to delete and it's done with one push of the delete button.
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Only if you delete all songs in that category. You can push the middle XM button and select Organize --> Categories --> Talk & Entertain --> Delete CategoryKeep in mind, this will delete all files in this category. So if you have something you want to keep, simply put it in a new category before wiping out the entire Talk & Entertain group.
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The player acts like a flash drive. all you load on it via the computer, the only way to delete it is via the computer. in short, no there is no delete button on the walkman. to delete you would have to plug it in the computer and delete like you would for a document on a flash drive. The podcast you downloaded on your computer, then uploaded on your player.... you listened then plugged it in.... back in computer and delete it when done and upload more.Hope this helped.
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You can, as long as you are using rewritable DVDs - those are the DVD-RW and DVD+RW discs. I use DVD+RW for TV programs and it works great - the other thing I like is that DVD+RW is the only disc format that will play in other units without needing to be finalized. When you load the recorded DVD+RW into another player it will start playing from the beginning and you can just skip ahead to the desired point. When you are ready to reuse the disc, just load it into the recorder and you can either reformat it or delete the titles to free up space (I just delete the titles on mine). Then you're all set to record again on that same disc. Good luck - hope this helps!
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It's a loop recording so it erases past info. Just get an 8 gb card. Only record in 3 minute sessions as you won't be able to send recorded video if file is too big.
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I think maybe I had the same problem originally. After you click Yes, DELETE (middle, silver button) you will come to a second screen where the default response is "No." If you are like me, you have immediately simply pushed the middle, silver button again, thinking, Yes, I want to delete this. But instead you need to take an additional step. After you click on Delete Song, you come to that second screen, and there you need to click on the upper button (the symbol is >||), which moves the cursor up to "YES." Then you hit the middle, silver button and the song is deleted! I think maybe I had the same problem originally. After you click Yes, DELETE (middle, silver button) you will come to a second screen where the default response is "No." If you are like me, you have immediately simply pushed the middle, silver button again, thinking, Yes, I want to delete this. But instead you need to take an additional step. After you click on Delete Song, you come to that second screen, and there you need to click on the upper button (the symbol is >||), which moves the cursor up to "YES." Then you hit the middle, silver button and the song is deleted!
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let's say your son records six thoughts today and gets ready to transcribe them. he will find his six, numbered recordings and easily flip from one to another. say the second one is forty-five minutes long. in the play mode he can "rewind" back to a point he missed or "fast forward" and whiz thru the bad/boring stuff. the two round buttons below PLAY/STOP/REC are rewind and fast forward keys. ___ more. the little machine stores recordings by date. so in stop mode, your son can use the rewind and fast forward keys to find a date and recording. its a great little thing. took it to a old vets reunion and recorded a couple of fun guys' remarks. it's one of those things, Wendy, that i always stuff in my pocket now. and, its xmas. here's betting he loves it.
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Yes you can and you can set up recording just like a DVR. The recoded feature only works when it is in a docking station. I love the Inno, it also can record a song even in mid song, it will record the whole song. Also it has tune select. You can mark any song or artist, when that song or artist comes on any station you will be notified.
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The previous answers are correct. Recording over or simply being silent in the record mode will edit out what you no longer want on the tape. Hope this helps.
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Yes, you can. My granddaughter showed me how it is done, and, of course, I forgot since 2 weeks ago, but they can be deleted.
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I don't know since I haven't read all the instructions for recording programs. On a former product, there were two tuners so I could watch a program while recording another channel, or record both channels, but not watch or record a third .
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I believe the format Windows Media Center records in is the "WMF" format. The files can be large but are not always the same size for the same amount of time recorded.My full resolution HDTV files typically are about 6 to 10 GB/hr and may be as small as 1 to 2 GB/hr for some recordings. It seems to depend on the broadcast. I typically have files that I want to retain or archive converted to the smaller MP4 format using a tool called MCEBuddy (also does a fair job of stripping out commercial breaks). Doing that also requires installation of a codec package if I recall. Both are free downloads.Archived two hour MP4 movies are typically 2 or 3 GB after conversion. I believe the format Windows Media Center records in is the "WMF" format. The files can be large but are not always the same size for the same amount of time recorded.My full resolution HDTV files typically are about 6 to 10 GB/hr and may be as small as 1 to 2 GB/hr for some recordings. It seems to depend on the broadcast. I typically have files that I want to retain or archive converted to the smaller MP4 format using a tool called MCEBuddy (also does a fair job of stripping out commercial breaks). Doing that also requires installation of a codec package if I recall.... » Read More I believe the format Windows Media Center records in is the "WMF" format. The files can be large but are not always the same size for the same amount of time recorded.My full resolution HDTV files typically are about 6 to 10 GB/hr and may be as small as 1 to 2 GB/hr for some recordings. It seems to depend on the broadcast. I typically have files that I want to retain or archive converted to the smaller MP4 format using a tool called MCEBuddy (also does a fair job of stripping out commercial breaks). Doing that also requires installation of a codec package if I recall. Both are free downloads.Archived two hour MP4 movies are typically 2 or 3 GB after conversion. « Show Less
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It has been my experience that this unit will keep on recording over the the oldest recording, ie: on a loop. You can also delete the old stuff using the onboard menu.
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you can do this using the program edit I think. I know I did it when I got it and it works for the most part. Its seems that if the channel has sub channels like 28-2, 28-3, ... you can't remove those. You can remove 28 and remove all of 28 I think. Look at program edit, the password I think to edit is 6 zeros. Its been a while since I did this but it can be done
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Hi Juan,One way (the one I used) is to autoscan the selected band (short press mode button to select band: FM, AM ,etc) by pressing the ATS button (located on the ultimate right of the bottom row) and holding it for a second. The receiver will then automatically scan the band and store (50) stations in memory. You can delete an undesired station by navigating to it and press the 'DEL' button. The display will show "dEL" when the station is deleted. I hope this was helpfulIwan
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On the remote select Title List. Then select desired title using the up/down buttons. Next, press Menu button. A menu will appear. Select Title Delete then press OK. Confirmation message will appear. Select Yes using Right /Left buttons, then press OK. Multiple titles can be deleted using the Delete Multiple Titles on the menu. Please note: Delete option will only work if Protection Mode for a given selection is turned off.I don't know the answer to your second question because I never let my recorders hard drive get full.
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This recorder acts like another removable storage disk when inserted in your computer's USB port. Pop it in and you can view what is on it and see the WAV files. You can select and delete any of the files you see as you would with any files on your hard disk or other remote hard drive. It basically appears like another remote/removable storage device and is treated no differently. Using Windows 7 I normally right click my mouse on the file I want to delete and select DELETE. Simple.
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I'm with Saneless. 4 Gigs for one tv show is insane. The biggest episode of a TV show I have is Lost, and they range from 200-230 megs in size. They are all around 40 minutes.